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QNO 3:-In the given figure line AB and CD intersect at O. <BOC =36º.Find <x, y and <z.

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Answered by MoodyCloud
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  • Measure of x is 36°
  • Measure of y is 144°.
  • Measure of z is 144°.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find:-

  • Measure of x, y and z.

Solution:-

We know that,

Angles forms when two lines intersect or bisect each other than their vertical opposite angles are equal. This property is known as 'Vertically opposite angles' .

So,

x = 36°.

We also know that,

Sum of all angles forms on straight line is equal to 180°. This statement is known as linear pair.

So,

➞ x + y = 180°

➞ 36° + y = 180°

➞ y = 180° - 36°

➞ y = 144°

Similarly,

➞x + z = 180°

➞ 36° + z = 180°

➞ z = 180° - 36°

➞ z = 144°

Therefore,

Measure of x is 36°

Measure of y is 144°.

Measure of z is 144°.

Answered by MrHyper
16

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The value of the unknown angles : x, y and z

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\large\mathtt{x={\underline{\underline{36°}}}} (Vertically opposite angles)

\large\implies\mathtt{z+36°=180°} (Linear pair)

\large\implies\mathtt{z=180-36}

\large\implies\mathtt{z={\underline{\underline{144°}}}}

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\large\implies\mathtt{y+36°=180°} (Linear pair)

\large\implies\mathtt{y=180-36}

\large\implies\mathtt{y={\underline{\underline{144°}}}}

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  • x = 36°
  • y = 144°
  • z = 144°

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